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When terminating a supply or OEM contract, ensure IP protection, confidentiality, and non-compete clauses are in place. Consider dispute resolution, prevailing language, and after-sales support.

How to fight cybersquatting in China, including 4 solutions and recommending a lawyer to help.

Understanding registered vs. paid-in capital in China is crucial to assess a company's true financial health. Check paid-in capital, not just registered capital, to avoid misleading claims.

US Amazon seller recovers domain name squatted in China in under 2 months with Trustiics' vetted IP lawyer.

A tailor-made contract is crucial for international business to avoid misunderstandings, define agreements, incentivize compliance, and ensure enforceability. Don't risk the consequences of neglecting a written contract in your global transactions.

U.S. cycling component maker Redshift Sports used Trustiics to fight IP infringement in China and secure trademarks in Asia.

Don't do business in China with a bad contract - ensure enforceability with language, law, venue & counterparty checks.

Ensure your business success in China with a well-written Sales Contract that protects you from contract breaches, language issues, and unclear responsibilities.

Choosing a Chinese OEM? Avoid scams with thorough due diligence & clear contracts to protect your intellectual property.

Indonesia’s Ministry of Trade has recently introduced new e-commerce regulations under MoT Regulation No. 31/2023 (“MOTR 31/2023”). This was meant to replace MOT Regulation No. 50/2020 (“MOTR 50/2020”). The spirit of these new rules is to protect local small and medium-sized enterprises in Indonesia, as the government views that foreign e-commerce merchants will adversely impact...